September - October 2004 - Vol 8 No 5
Complete issue - 6.4Mb PDF document
Cover story
Close call at Coffs Harbour - A King Air narrowly avoids disaster.
What went wrong?
One point landing - Not a good look.
Deep trouble - Chopper takes a dive.
Shaking all over - Pilots shudder to think about engine cracks.
Flying Ops
Top of the charts - Titles on IAL charts are changing.
Gone troppo - Wind, heat and rain. And much more rain.
Classic reprint
Overdue 172 - A survivor's story.
The right stuff
Maximum performance - Skilled handling in a difficult situation.
Airworthiness
Keep it simple stupid - Sometimes the simplest solution is best.
Also:
Cutting edge
Moon trek - A nuclear powered journey to Jupiter's icy moons.
Also:
Safety Rules
This issues safety rules information includes:
- Another spanner in the works?
- Senseless chainsaw passenger.
- Briefs
ATSB supplement
Australian Transport Safety Bureau
- Circuit airprox
- Toowoomba accident claims four lives
- Safety briefs
Regulars
Readback - Flak and flattery
Flight notes - Developments in aviation safety
Short Final - Out there – Americans made the first
small step in ultralight design but Australians ran with it.
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